Maumelle, Ark.- Blue Mountain Christian women's golf put together an impressive performance at the CBC Fall Invite on Monday and Tuesday, capturing both the team championship and runner-up finish at The Country Club of Arkansas. 
The BMCU A team claimed first place with a two-round total of 638 strokes, while the B team finished second with 666 strokes.
The Toppers also enjoyed individual success throughout the tournament, with Ansley Pratt claiming the individual championship, Giuliana Frutos finishing third, Morgan Messer placing fifth, and Adina Ataullah taking sixth.
Pratt led the way for BMCU, opening the tournament with a 78 before improving by two strokes in the final round with a 76. Her two-round total of 154 strokes secured the individual tournament title.
Frutos followed closely behind, posting the lowest opening-round score for the A team with a 76. She added an 80 in the second round to finish with 156 strokes, earning third place overall.
Kayla Shaull contributed to the championship effort with rounds of 82 and 77, finishing with 159 strokes. 
Erin Porter recorded rounds of 83 and 86 for a total of 169 strokes, while Morgan Dabbs rounded out the A team with rounds of 88 and 87 for a total of 175 strokes.
The A team demonstrated consistency across both days, recording identical team scores of 319 strokes in each round to secure the tournament championship.
The B team also delivered a strong showing, improving its team score by six strokes on the final day to secure the runner-up finish.
Messer led the B team with consistent rounds of 81 and 81, finishing with 162 strokes to earn fifth place individually. 
Ataullah followed just one stroke behind, carding rounds of 81 and 82 for a total of 163 strokes and a sixth-place finish.
Meredith Whitfield recorded rounds of 86 and 84 to finish ninth with 170 strokes, while Abby Moore improved by five strokes in the final round, shooting an 83 after an opening-round 88. Moore finished tied for 10th with 171 strokes.
Ayla Stowe rounded out the B team with rounds of 98 and 92, improving by six strokes on the final day to finish tied for 18th with 190 strokes.
"I'm extremely proud of the way both teams competed this week," said Head Coach Kevin Barefield. "To finish first and second in the same tournament is something special, and I couldn't be prouder of the effort and determination these young ladies showed throughout both rounds. Ansley did a tremendous job earning the individual championship, and we had several others step up and put together strong performances. I'm proud of the hard work they've put in and the way they continue to represent our program."
 
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